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Knowing that will help you better manage your emotions and express your feelings in a way that will send a good accurate message.
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Organizations and even families have their own type of culture and the largest differences around emotions are called cultural-display rules.
All cultures recognize the basic emotions and they’re all expressed the same way, but those display rules, which are a function of our culture,...
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People who are more extroverted will talk more.
And we like people who are emotionally expressive most of the time, especially if they are emotionally expressive around positive emotions. This is the trait of agreeableness.
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Great long-term interpersonal relationships (in terms of quality) are based on shared experience but also the ability to share how we are feeling at that time.
And if we are always expected to say positive stuff, we won't be able to reach that level of intimacy that we need in a really goo...
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Being “ambivalent” in the context of emotional expression means either you want to express emotions but you aren't able to, or you expressed emotions and kind of wished you hadn’t.
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